The lignin was then infused into the cell walls of root cells to increase their resistance to M. oryzae.
The phenylpropanoid was then used to produce lignin that was subsequently infused into the cell walls of roots in order to increase resistance to M. oryzae.
We ascertained that the amount of Ca2+-sensitive dye infused into the cell did not differ between the two conditions (data not shown; p = 0.35).
Mr. Montignac's theory was that though these foods also contain starch, their high fiber content slows its conversion into glucose so that less is infused into the cells at one time.
Nonfunctional myosin molecules were blocked with fragmentized F-actin, and rhodamine-phalloidin labeled actin filaments were subsequently infused into the flow cell, followed by motility buffer to initiate the movement (2 m m ATP, 0.1 mg mL−1 glucose oxidase, 23 μg mL−1 catalase, 2.5 mg mL−1 glucose, and 0.4% methyl cellulose in low-salt buffer).
The cross-section view shows high-aspect-ratio and straight microchannel arrays with an average length of 150 μm, as seen in Figure 2c. Figure 2d shows ultrasharp nanospikes on the periphery of the vertically aligned microchannels which will allow rapid cell disruptions immediately after infusing into the HSSM.
By the same method, cell suspension was infused into the scaffolds (Schwann cell at a concentration of 1 × 10/L), forming vascularized tissue engineered scaffolds.
For every modified T cell infused into the patients' blood, at least 1000 tumor cells were killed, leading the researchers to dub the T cells "serial killers".
After cryopreservation, the post-thaw cells with CPA (betaine or DMSO) solution added four-fold amount of medium were directly infused into the culture flask for cell recovery (Fig. S5).
A single muscle stem cell depleted of endogenous satellite cells infused into the tibialis anterior muscles of mice is capable of substantial self-renewal and differentiation in vivo [9].
The cell suspension was infused into the hepatic artery at an infusion velocity of 200 ml/h.
